Driving & vehicles
Report road damage
A washout, a fallen tree, a pothole, a flooded crossing or a damaged guardrail on a county road: tell the county and a crew is sent.
01About this service
About this service
Kalaga County keeps hundreds of miles of mountain roads, many of them gravel, with low-water crossings and steep shoulders. After a storm, a washout or a fallen tree can close one for days.
Tell the county about damage on a county road: the report goes straight to the Road and Bridge crews, with a reference number. For anything that puts someone in danger, call 911.
Who it’s for
- Residents of Kalaga County, in town or on a back road
- Drivers, riders and hunters who find a hazard on a county road
02How it works
3 steps, start to finish.
Step 1: Report it
Fill in the online form: what, which road, the nearest landmark and when you saw it. Photos cannot be attached, so describe it well.
Step 2: Sent to a crew
Road and Bridge reads every report the same day, and the same morning after a storm.
Step 3: Fixed in turn
Fallen trees and washouts come first and are usually cleared within a day or two. Potholes and guardrails follow. We write to you when the work is done.
03What to prepare
Have these ready.
- The name or number of the road
- The nearest landmark: a bridge, a trailhead, a mile marker
- An email address, for news of the repair
Ways to do it
- Online
Report it online, any time of day or night.
- By phone
The county information line, Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- In person
At the courthouse or the Pine Hollow Branch.
Your request goes straight to the team in charge. Keep your reference number: it is your proof of filing.
04Questions
Frequently asked questions
05Run by
Who runs this service
Questions about your case? Kalaga County can help.
County offices open Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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